Hola Bonitos. It seems so bizarre to finally be writing
this I AM GOING TO UNIVERSITY!!!
It’s been a long road *cue the dramatic music* and I thought
I wouldn’t make it. There were tears, headaches, lessons where I sat there
half-asleep, sleepless nights, mornings I Usain Bolt sprinted for the bus (eww)
but it’s all over. I am finally going to the University of Birmingham to study
Politics and International Relations and I am so (insert word for a culmination
of every feeling ever).
The fact that I’m writing this one week before I pack my
things and become a fully-fledged Brummie is a testament to the fact that I can’t
believe this is happening. I don’t really know how to feel about it all. I am
excited, but it’s the kind of excitement before you go on a rollercoaster. You stand
in the queue buzzing but you’re also hoping that you don’t fall out of the ride
or throw-up. It’s like excitement and fear mixed with confusion. Am I ready for
this? Can I do this? Will I even like it?
There are so many questions but right now there aren’t any
answers and I’m embracing that somewhat wholeheartedly. This is not a situation
I can organise in chronological order, I just have to jump in.
The amount of advice I have received over the past few
months is enough to write a whole other post. From ‘Stay away from ALL boys’ to
‘Make sure you go to seminars’, everyone has been intent on sharing their
nuggets of wisdom with me. I thought if I could take into consideration all
that has been said to me I could curate a fool-proof way to BOSS this
University shebang. Like Ned’s Classified School Survival Guide but for
University.
However, one piece of advice I will take to heart is that I
should remember that this is my experience. As much as I should appreciate advice,
I need to remember to focus on what I want to get out of University.
I’ve joined the University Facebook pages to stay in the
loop, got my Freshers week ticket (we’ll see what’s going to happen about that)
and received my accommodation and student ID card so it’s all getting a bit
real.
But I am so ready (or at least embracing the fact that I’m
not ready).
I’m planning to post every Thursday during my time at
University so keep on the lookout for my University Tales from the 22nd
of September.
If you’re going to The University of Birmingham, or you’re doing
my course (Politics and International Relations) feel free to drop me a comment
or tweet, I would love to connect with you. (Lol why do I sound like a middle
aged man???) But yeah feel free to comment below, tweet or DM me.
P.S. Click here to vote for me as blogger of the month and click here to watch my debut UCAS vlog. Make sure you like, comment and subscribe and if you're going to Bham, enjoy filming and editing and want to do a little collab feel free to contact me .
Keep Smiling
Itunu
Twitter: @iTunu_Speaks
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